Ali Zafar delivers ‘Tere Bin Mein’ from the Roshni album. Lyricist Syed Omar Hussain and composers Hassan Badshah craft a direct appeal to prevent a lover’s departure. The arrangement amplifies raw emotional need through minimal instrumentation.
Released: December 20, 2025
Tere Bin Mein
Ali Zafar • From “Roshni”
Tere Bin Mein Lyrics Translation Ali Zafar | Roshni
Hussain’s lyrics present blunt alternatives: ‘Should I hold your heart or forget?’ Ali Zafar’s phrasing underscores desperation in ‘Come meet me and cry’ – a request for shared mourning over lost love.
Tere Bin Main Jee Na PaungaI won’t be able to live without you.
Meri Jane JanaMy beloved.
Tere Bin Main Jee Na PaungaI won’t be able to live without you.
Meri Jane Jana TumYou, my beloved soul.
Ruk Jao Meri JaanStop, my life.
Mujhko Pyar Karne DoLet me love you.
Ho Tere Bin Main Jee Na PaungaOh, I won’t be able to live without you.
Meri Jane Jaana TumYou, my beloved.
Sochun Ya SamjhunShould I think, or should I understand?
Tera Dil ThamunShould I hold your heart?
Ya Bhool JaunOr should I just forget?
Ya Bhool JaunOr should I just forget?
Tere Bin Main Jee Na PaungaI won’t be able to live without you.
Meri Jane Jana TumYou, my beloved soul.
Pyar Hua Tha Kyun Hua ThaWe fell in love, but why did it happen?
Mere Dil Ko Tod KeAfter breaking my heart,
Apna Munh Mod KeAnd turning your face away.
Mere Pyar Ko Kho KeAfter losing my love,
Mujhe Milke Ro LeCome meet me and cry.
Tere Bin Main Jee Na PaungaI won’t be able to live without you.
Meri Jane JanaMy beloved.
Tere Bin Main Jee Na PaungaI won’t be able to live without you.
Meri Jane Jana TumYou, my beloved soul.
Ruk JaoPlease stop.
Tere Bin Mein Music Video
Dependence anchors the Tere Bin Mein lyrics meaning. Survival seems impossible without the partner’s presence, framed through urgent repetitions of ‘I won’t live without you.’